phrase
General Slang
take in front
TAKE in FRONT · phrase · informal
To act first before trouble reaches you
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Definitions
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To take pre-emptive action in one's own interest before someone else can use something against you.
“Take in front and apologize before she tells the boss.”
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take in front In A Sentence
Take in front and apologize before she tells the boss.
Origin & Usage
Trinidad & Tobago.
Variants
take in front before day break
People Also Ask
What does 'take in front' mean?
It means to act pre-emptively in your own interest before someone else can use a situation against you.
How do you use 'take in front' in a sentence?
You might say 'Take in front and tell them yourself before they hear it from someone else.'
Where is 'take in front' used?
It is a Trinidadian expression, often heard in the fuller saying 'take in front before day break'.
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